The GDV interpretation system is based on extensive research into Traditional Eastern Medicine and it's correlation with Western approach to health and well-being. The principle behind the GDV considers the body as being organised fractally. According to the So Jok (China) and Peter Mandel's (Germany) interpretation systems, the whole body of a person can be projected from ten fingertips. Prof Korotkov and his team were able to construct a 3-dimentional representation of human energy field.

The GDV image of each person reveals an individual's characteristics related to the complex interaction of internal and external factors. The GDV Technique is used as diagnostic, monitoring and validating tool in many areas, such as:

♦ conventional medicine, including post-operative recovery and preventative medicine

♦ clinical and sport psychology

♦ assessing the impact of different holistic techniques on the human energy field

♦ health product evaluation

♦ evaluating the performance of athletes and tailoring training programmes according to their needs

♦ stress resiliance evaluation for use in areas such as selection and recruitment

♦ measuring geopathic stress zones and their impact on human energy field

♦ testing materials, like organic and non-organic substances, including liquids

♦ outlining nutritional and dietary requirements

To find out more about various applications of the GDV technique, visit The International Union of Medical and Applied Bioelectrography. IUMAB was registered by UNESCO in 1987 as a non-profit organisation that brings together scientists and researchers interested in studing the  human biofield by using the emerging science of Bioelectrography.